Alice Lacchei
Biographic Data
| ID | 2376731 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alice Lacchei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alice |
| FAMILY NAME | Lacchei |
| SIGNATURE | LACCHEI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bologna |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4386-7440 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From borders to courts
This article examines the work of legal intermediaries in moving cases from the border to the court, focusing on pushbacks from Italy and Austria to Slovenia and along the Balkan corridor. It demonstrates that these practices occurred within a hostile transnational setting that, from the outset, dispersed and destabilized potential claimants, traces, and the litigation path. Confronted with this immediate condition of misalignment, it shows that …
Asylum access adjudication
This article pursues three interconnected goals. First, it identifies key gaps in the literature on asylum adjudication. It argues that, despite the global expansion of barriers limiting access to asylum, existing research has focused primarily on Refugee Status Determination, leaving the topic of access to asylum underexplored, beyond the Global North and single jurisdictions, and employing limited socio-legal research methodologies. In response…
Countries you go, asylum adjudication you find.” Asylum appeals implementation arrangements, actors' discretion, and organizational practices
The article investigates the implementation of a crucial area of the EU asylum policy, which is asylum adjudication at the appeal stage. According to the Common European Asylum System, Member States must guarantee asylum seekers an effective remedy against first‐instance decisions. However, the EU policy framework leaves space for each country to choose its implementation model. Filling a gap in the literature on asylum policy implementation, the…
Up-scaling social innovation in asylum adjudication
Italy, as other European countries, saw a dramatic increase in international protection claims, heavily impacting the workload of Italian lower courts entitled to re-examine refusal decisions on asylum. The Court of Catania, in Sicily, was the most affected by this situation due to its geographical position, so that in 2016 it registered an increase of 514% in its new proceedings related to international protection. This surge in asylum claims af…
Street-level Bureaucrats and Coping Mechanisms.The Unexpected Role of Italian Judges in Asylum Policy Implementation
In spite of a great relevance of the Common EU Asylum System (CEAS) for the whole, still ongoing, EU migration crisis, few academic research focuses on the CEAS implementation at national level and/or in comparative perspective. This explorative study aims to fill this exact gap offering, through a crucial case study perspective, up-to-date data on the CEAS implementation in Italy. The focus of the article is on the judicial stage through which a…
Street-level Bureaucrats and Coping Mechanisms.The Unexpected Role of Italian Judges in Asylum Policy Implementation
In spite of a great relevance of the Common EU Asylum System (CEAS) for the whole, still ongoing, EU migration crisis, few academic research focuses on the CEAS implementation at national level and/or in comparative perspective. This explorative study aims to fill this exact gap offering, through a crucial case study perspective, up-to-date data on the CEAS implementation in Italy. The focus of the article is on the judicial stage through which a…
Countries you go, asylum adjudication you find.” Asylum appeals implementation arrangements, actors' discretion, and organizational practices
The article investigates the implementation of a crucial area of the EU asylum policy, which is asylum adjudication at the appeal stage. According to the Common European Asylum System, Member States must guarantee asylum seekers an effective remedy against first‐instance decisions. However, the EU policy framework leaves space for each country to choose its implementation model. Filling a gap in the literature on asylum policy implementation, the…
Street-level Bureaucrats and Coping Mechanisms.The Unexpected Role of Italian Judges in Asylum Policy Implementation
In spite of a great relevance of the Common EU Asylum System (CEAS) for the whole, still ongoing, EU migration crisis, few academic research focuses on the CEAS implementation at national level and/or in comparative perspective. This explorative study aims to fill this exact gap offering, through a crucial case study perspective, up-to-date data on the CEAS implementation in Italy. The focus of the article is on the judicial stage through which a…
Up-scaling social innovation in asylum adjudication
Italy, as other European countries, saw a dramatic increase in international protection claims, heavily impacting the workload of Italian lower courts entitled to re-examine refusal decisions on asylum. The Court of Catania, in Sicily, was the most affected by this situation due to its geographical position, so that in 2016 it registered an increase of 514% in its new proceedings related to international protection. This surge in asylum claims af…
Countries you go, asylum adjudication you find.” Asylum appeals implementation arrangements, actors' discretion, and organizational practices
The article investigates the implementation of a crucial area of the EU asylum policy, which is asylum adjudication at the appeal stage. According to the Common European Asylum System, Member States must guarantee asylum seekers an effective remedy against first‐instance decisions. However, the EU policy framework leaves space for each country to choose its implementation model. Filling a gap in the literature on asylum policy implementation, the…
Asylum access adjudication
This article pursues three interconnected goals. First, it identifies key gaps in the literature on asylum adjudication. It argues that, despite the global expansion of barriers limiting access to asylum, existing research has focused primarily on Refugee Status Determination, leaving the topic of access to asylum underexplored, beyond the Global North and single jurisdictions, and employing limited socio-legal research methodologies. In response…
From borders to courts
This article examines the work of legal intermediaries in moving cases from the border to the court, focusing on pushbacks from Italy and Austria to Slovenia and along the Balkan corridor. It demonstrates that these practices occurred within a hostile transnational setting that, from the outset, dispersed and destabilized potential claimants, traces, and the litigation path. Confronted with this immediate condition of misalignment, it shows that …
Adjudication (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Refugee (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Discretion (2 works) · Bureaucracy (1 work)